$604.5
Per Person
Airport pickup service is included in the itinerary. Please provide your flight information at least 3 days in advance.
1. Free airport shuttle services are available at Calgary International Airport (YYC) at 10:00, 12:00, 14:00, 16:00, 18:00, 20:00 and 22:00. After arrival, please proceed to the Weststar Service Counter at Gate 5 on the Arrivals Level and wait for pickup arrangements.
2. For flights arriving between 06:00 and 09:00, or between 22:00 and 23:00, free hotel shuttle buses will be arranged, departing every hour.
3. Paid private airport pickup is available for flights arriving from 07:00 to 23:00. The fare is CAD 90 plus tax for the first two passengers, and an additional CAD 20 plus tax per extra passenger. A maximum of 4 passengers are allowed per booking.
**Notice**: If airport transfer service is included in your itinerary, please ensure your flight information is accurate. In case of incorrect pickup caused by inaccurate information, the travel agency reserves the right to arrange a second pickup, charge fees equivalent to the private airport pickup service, or arrange the next available free shuttle with vacant seats.
Welcome to Calgary! Here you will embark on a journey embraced by natural beauty. Snow-capped peaks, lush alpine meadows, turquoise lakes, dense primeval forests and a rich variety of wildlife unfold right before your eyes. Immerse yourself in nature, relax your body and mind, savour delicious food, and enjoy the pleasure of blending with the natural world, leaving all worldly worries behind.
### Optional Activities for the Day
1) Full-Day City Walk: Cultural Village Time Travel (admission included) + Downtown Calgary Tour + Check-in at Popular Landmarks. Departure at 9:00 am. Round-trip transportation and guided tour are included. The tour lasts about 8 hours, and it requires a minimum of 4 participants to operate.
2) Half-Day Tour A: Downtown Calgary Tour + Check-in at Popular Landmarks + The Core Shopping Centre. Available only for flights arriving before 12:00 noon. Departure at 13:30, with a total duration of 5 hours.
3) Half-Day Tour C: Discount Outlet Shopping. Available only for flights arriving before 12:00 noon. Departure at 13:30, with a total duration of 5 hours.
4) Half-Day Tour D: Fun Shopping at Chinook Centre. Available only for flights arriving before 12:00 noon. Departure at 13:30, with a total duration of 5 hours.
### Introduction to Half-Day Tours
**Half-Day Tour A: Downtown Calgary Tour + Check-in at Popular Landmarks + The Core Shopping Centre**
Available only for flights arriving before 12:00 noon. Departure at 13:30, total duration: 5 hours.
Round-trip transportation from the designated hotel to downtown Calgary and professional guide service are provided. Walking is a wonderful way to explore a city. You will visit Chinatown, as well as iconic attractions including the Central Library, Studio Bell & National Music Centre (self-funded) and Calgary Tower (self-funded). Climb to the top of Calgary Tower and overlook the stunning city view from the 191-metre-high glass observation deck. Explore the Peace Bridge, Prince's Island Park and River Caf, or go shopping at The Core, Holt Renfrew and other stores along Stephen Avenue. (Driver and guide service fee not included: CAD 5 per person)
**Half-Day Tour C: Discount Outlet Shopping**
Available only for flights arriving before 12:00 noon. Departure at 13:30, total duration: 5 hours.
Only round-trip transportation is provided. You will have around 4 hours of free time during the 5-hour tour. While shopping at Alberta's largest integrated shopping complex, you can also learn about the history and culture of Alberta. Cross Iron Mills is an ideal destination. (Driver and guide service fee not included: CAD 5 per person)
**Half-Day Tour D: Fun Shopping at Chinook Centre**
Available only for flights arriving before 12:00 noon. Departure at 13:30, total duration: 5 hours.
Only round-trip transportation is provided. You will have around 4 hours of free time during the 5-hour tour. Chinook Centre is committed to delivering a premium experience combining shopping, dining and entertainment for all visitors. (Driver and guide service fee not included: CAD 5 per person)
# Itinerary:
Calgary - Banff Gondola (at own expense, 90 minutes) - Hoodoos (15 minutes) - Bow Falls (15 minutes) - Surprise Corner (15 minutes) - Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel & Lunch (at own expense; French bistro-style meals available for additional booking, 90 minutes) - Johnston Canyon (60 minutes) - Check in to the hotel
In the morning, take a coach to Banff National Park and arrive at Sulphur Mountain. Ride the Banff Gondola (at own expense). As the gondola ascends slowly, you can admire the stunning snow-covered mountain scenery surrounded by rolling peaks.
Next, head to the Hoodoos standing above the Bow River bank, and watch the magnificent Bow Falls rushing down. The dark rocks and foaming white water form a picturesque scene just like a mighty river surging eastward.
Then proceed to Surprise Corner to get a distant view of the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel and the Bow River scenery.
Afterwards, visit the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel built in the style of a Scottish castle, where you will stay for lunch at your own expense.
After lunch, explore Johnston Canyon, one of the three major canyons in the Rocky Mountains. Walk along the trails until you reach the rushing waterfalls.
(In case of force majeure such as scenic area closure for maintenance, the tour will be changed to Lake Minnewanka and Two Jack Lake.) Check in to the hotel in Banff in the evening.
# Itinerary:
Banff - Crowfoot Glacier - Peyto Lake (30 minutes) - Icefield Parkway - Lunch (at own expense; buffet lunch available for additional booking, 45 minutes) - Ice Explorer & Skywalk (at own expense, 150 minutes) - Athabasca Falls (30 minutes) - Jasper, check in to the hotel
Depart from your hotel in Banff in the morning. Enjoy views of Crowfoot Glacier along the way, then arrive at Peyto Lake. In case of force majeure such as scenic area closure for maintenance, the visit will be changed to Waterfowl Lake. This maple leaf-shaped lake is like a sapphire ribbon embedded in the valleys of the Rocky Mountains.
Afterwards, enjoy a buffet lunch at your own expense at The Crossing.
Continue along the scenic Icefield Parkway (Highway 93) to reach the Icefield Centre. Take the Ice Explorer (at own expense) to travel across the Athabasca Glacier and witness the natural wonders formed over hundreds of millions of years. You may also walk onto the 280-meter-high Skywalk (at own expense) to overlook the entire Sunwapta Valley. When mist and clouds drift around, you will feel as if you are walking among the clouds.
Next, head to Athabasca Falls. Carved by melting ice and snow, the waterfall boasts a drop of 23 meters. Finally, drive to Jasper Town and check in to the local hotel.
*Ice Explorer & Skywalk (at own expense) operate from May 1 to October 12.*
From October 13 onwards, the tour will stay at the scenic spots without booking the Ice Explorer and Skywalk activities. In good weather, guests can take an easy hike on the hills in front of the glacier (about 60 minutes) to get a close look at the icefield landscape. In bad weather, you will view the glacier from a distance as arranged by the tour guide, and an extra stop at Waterfowl Lake will be added.
# Itinerary:
Jasper - Medicine Lake - Maligne Lake (Boat Cruise at your own expense, 90 minutes) - Lunch at Maligne Lake (at your own expense, 45 minutes) - The Crossing - Bow Lake (20 minutes) - Banff, check in to the hotel
Depart from your hotel in Jasper and pass by Medicine Lake. Continue onwards to Maligne Lake, the world's second largest glacial lake. Board the Maligne Lake Cruise (at your own expense, seasonal operation*) and sail across the 22-kilometre-long lake to approach Sprite Island, known as "the meeting place of gods".
After lunch at Maligne Lake (at your own expense), proceed to Maligne Canyon*, the longest and deepest canyon in the Rocky Mountains. Due to the wildfires in 2024, this stop may be replaced with Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge and Pocahontas Lake subject to the opening status of the national park. Carved by glacial erosion, the canyon features deep ravines and rugged rock formations, presenting a breathtaking view.
Then drive south along the Icefields Parkway. Stop for a rest at The Crossing before arriving at Bow Lake for sightseeing. Afterwards, continue south and head back to Banff.
*Maligne Lake Cruise (at your own expense) runs from May 29 to October 11. The operating schedule is subject to change depending on ice conditions on the lake. When the cruise is unavailable, the alternative itinerary will include Pyramid Lake (45 minutes) and Patricia Lake (15 minutes).
Due to the 2024 wildfires, Maligne Canyon* may be replaced with Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge and Pocahontas Lake (30 minutes in total) based on the national park's opening arrangements.
# Itinerary:
Lake Louise (75 minutes) → Moraine Lake (60 minutes) → Lunch at Lake Louise Village (at your own expense, 45 minutes) → Emerald Lake (20 minutes) → Natural Bridge (15 minutes) → Banff Town
Head west along Highway 1 early in the morning, and the steep and precipitous Castle Mountain will come into view. Soon you will arrive at Lake Louise, one of the most famous lakes in the Canadian Rockies. Under the sunshine, the mineral-rich lake water shimmers with a charming sapphire blue. Surrounded on three sides by the towering Victoria Glacier, the lake is like a piece of emerald hidden in the mountains, earning it the reputation of "the Sapphire of the Rockies". Looking back from the lakeshore, the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise stands quietly among the pine forests, welcoming visitors. Afterwards, hike to the top of the trail to see Moraine Lake (seasonal opening: generally open from the Victoria Day long weekend in May until late September and early October each year, subject to official notices from the national park authority. *Alternative attractions: Lake Minnewanka and Vermilion Lakes*). The crystal-clear turquoise lake water sets off against the jagged Ten Peaks. Standing at a vantage point, you can take in the full beauty of the lake and mountains, losing track of time entirely. After leaving Moraine Lake, proceed to Lake Louise Village for lunch (at your own expense; Chinese or Western set meals are available for additional order).
After lunch, continue westward. Passing the Spiral Tunnels, a monumental structure built through the toil of Canadian Pacific Railway workers, you will enter Yoho National Park. Next is the serene Emerald Lake, where red canoes create ripples across the tranquil blue-green water. Then visit the Natural Bridge, a rock formation carved by the constant flow of the Kicking Horse River over thousands of years. The river course, green pines, distant mountains and shallow banks together form a picturesque landscape.
## Attraction Introduction
### Castle Mountain
Located in the Canadian Rockies, Castle Mountain is a distinctive peak standing at an elevation of 2,766 meters. A renowned mountain between Banff Town and Lake Louise, it serves as a striking landmark along the Trans-Canada Highway.
### Lake Louise
Nestled amid dense forests, Lake Louise shines like a bright pearl, pure and ethereal, and is widely known as "the Sapphire of the Rockies". Backed by the magnificent Victoria Mountain, the harmonious combination of mountains and water presents a perfect scenic view. It is one of the most popular photography destinations in North America. From November to June each year, the lake freezes over, covered in snow that blends seamlessly with the ice and snow on Victoria Mountain. A grand ice sculpture festival is held here from January to April, transforming the area into a magical ice and snow wonderland.
### Moraine Lake
Moraine Lake is a glacial lake within Banff National Park in Canada, 14 kilometres away from Lake Louise. Sitting at the foot of the Ten Peaks at an altitude of 1,884 metres, it covers an area of 0.5 square kilometres. Renowned worldwide as one of the most photogenic lakes, its gem-like blue water glistens brightly. Encircled by jagged mountain valleys, the lake resembles a precious gem. This national treasure is featured on Canada's 20-dollar banknote.
### Spiral Tunnels
The Spiral Tunnels offer a glimpse into Canada's history. Situated on the Canadian Pacific Railway, this is one of the steepest and most scenic railway lines across North America. The tracks cross the Kicking Horse River and run beneath Mount Ogden and Cathedral Mountain, leading to Field in British Columbia. The construction of the Spiral Tunnels was a massive engineering project, with the tunnels burrowing three-quarters of the way around into the rocky valley walls.
### Yoho National Park
Yoho National Park is the smallest national park in the Canadian Rockies, yet it boasts spectacular, gorgeous and rugged landscapes that are no less breathtaking than others. Its name derives from the Cree indigenous language, meaning "amazing and incomparable". The park is home to a wealth of rare geological landscapes, including rocky cliffs, waterfalls, glacial lakes, rushing rivers and peaceful forests. The Burgess Shale within the park is one of the world's most significant fossil sites. The Burgess Shale Formation, which challenged Darwin's theory of evolution, was designated a World Heritage Site in 1981.
### Emerald Lake
Emerald Lake is the largest moraine-dammed lake in Yoho National Park, spanning over 1 square kilometre with a maximum depth of 28 metres. Rock flour on the lake bed refracts sunlight to create a vivid emerald hue. Snow-capped mountains and lush green trees reflect on the turquoise water, creating a stunningly beautiful scene. In summer, the blue-green lake looks like a flawless emerald, framed by snow peaks and forests, just like a fairyland.
### Natural Bridge
Formed by the persistent erosion of the Kicking Horse River, this natural rock opening features a waterfall underneath and a flat rock surface on top wide enough for pedestrians to walk across, hence the name Natural Bridge.
| Location | Time | Address |
| Calgary International Airport (YYC) Arrive at Westar Travel Service Counter, Gate 5, Arrivals Level | 10:00/12:00/14:00/16:00/18:00/20:00/22:00 | 2000 Airport Road NE Calgary, Alberta T2E 6W5 Canada |
| Location | Time | Address |
| Banff Town: Elk + Avenue Hotel | 333 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1B1 | |
| Best Western Premier Calgary Plaza It is greatly affected by the duration of activities and traffic conditions. The actual arrival time shall be subject to the situation on the day. | 1316 33rd St NE, Calgary AB T2A 6B6 | |
| Downtown New Pick Up Locaion Arrival time is largely affected by the duration of activities and traffic conditions. Please refer to the actual time on the day. | 316 Riverfront Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 5R1 | |
| [Summer Airport Transfer Service] Calgary International Airport It is recommended to book domestic flights within Canada departing after 21:30 and international flights departing after 22:30. | 19 Airport RD NE, Calgary, AB T2E |
Once the booking is confirmed, an absence or failure to show up on the scheduled date or time is a no-show. No refunds or reschedules will be issued for no-shows and late arrivals.
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很有趣的行程安排,换了三个导游,讲解方式各不相同但是都很有趣。
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这次旅行是我近年来最满意的一次,前三天的荣导游和最后一天的王导游人都特别好,认认真真的,为人很谦和,讲解服务都很到位,非常感谢参加了这次旅行,全程心情都特别好。